A. R. BADUL WANTS INQUEST FOR HIS SON's DEATH

MALAYSIAN ARMED FORCES
A. R. Badul wants inquest into army major son's death after Armed Forces classify case as training accident

A. R. Badul, veteran film director-comedian-actor

In Shah Alam, veteran Malaysian film director-comedian-actor A. R. Badul asked for an inquest to be held after the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) today, Thursday 26 September 2019, said that the death of his son, Major Mohd Zahir Armaya - who was killed during a demonstration at Lok Kawi Camp in Sabah on 4 September 2019 - has been classified as a training accident.

As reported by Malay daily Harian Metro, A. R. Badul - whose real name is Armaya Aman Ramli - said the explanation given by the MAF earlier today was too short and not thorough enough.

"I am Mohd Zahir's father, and of course, I want a more detailed explanation from them directly and not the media.

"The authorities have my phone number and they can call and explain to me what led to my son's death. No one did that and I'm really disappointed.

"If possible I want an inquest to be held, just like in the case of Muhammad Adib Mohd Kassim," A. R. Badul was quoted as saying by Harian Metro.

A. R. Badul said he wants to know what really transpired and the chronology of event leading to his son's death.

"I want to know what efforts were made to save my son after he was shot," he told reporters after a Tahlil prayer for his son in Shah Alam today. 

He added that so far, the authorities have not offered an explanation as to whether the bulletproof vest that his son was wearing at the time of his death met safety standards.

"A lot of people have called me to fight for my son, but I don't want to make the situation worse. Not only me and my family but all Malaysians have been following the case and we all have a right to know what actually happened," he said.

In a statement on 26 September 2019, the MAF said the decision to classify the case as training death  was made by the department's investigation board based on its findings following an internal inquiry.

The investigation board also found that the equipment used during the training was in good condition.

The MAF said it will take appropriate disciplinary action against individuals involved in the training accident, and standard operating procedures will be revised if needed.

The late Major Mohd Zahir Armaya,
A. R. Badul's son

Mohd Zahir Armaya, 36, a commando of the 11th Special Forces Regiment, died after being shot during a demonstration in conjunction with the launch of the 5th Infantry Division and the 13th Infantry Brigade.



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